A few cancellations and no-shows brought the player count to 10. Last minute addition, Jackson, finished in the money for the first time riding a wave of loose but aggressive play. He also was bailed out a couple times, hitting a flush on the turn to stay alive, and later a straight on the river to oust Terence. He collected 4 of the 5 bounties.

(In the future, if we start with so few players, the buy-in will remain the same, but there will be no bounties - it all goes towards the finish money.)

The hand of the night was the last one, perhaps only the fifth hand played with just three players left: Jackson, David, and Wesley. David was the small blind, Wesley the big blind. Jackson was first to act and raised 40. David re-raised 60. It was 100 to Wesley who had exactly 100 left and called all-in.

The flop came . Jackson checked, Don raised, Jackson called. The turn came . Jackson checked, Don raised, Jackson called. The turn came . Jackson checked, Don raised Jackson all-in. Jackson called. Over came the cards. Don had pocket for quads! Wesley was angered since he had made a diamond flush on the river with his pocket . Jackson had the third best hand with , but finished in second place having more chips than Wesley to start the hand.